Екип 3, работещ по проект "Дигитални приказки", представи полска легенда за град Краков.
The Legend of Smok Wawelski
Many,
many years ago, when Krakow was still the capital of Poland, there lived in the
castle on the Wawel mountain King Krak with his daughter Wanda. All the
citizens in Krakow loved their kind-hearted King and the loving Wanda. For many
years everyone lived peacefully and provided for the well-being of their town.
Amongst them lived one of the cobbler's family, a capable and hard-working
apprentice by the name of Dratewka. One day the in a cave in the Wawel
mountains, an evil dragon had settled. He had three heads and his body was
covered in scales. When he was angry he went into such a rage that the
mountains shook and he breathed fire and smoke from his mouth. He made the
whole town afraid. In order to calm him down the people put a sheep in front of
his cave everyday. But this was not enough for him. Once a year even a small
girl had to be sacrificed.
Many
of the citizens tried to fight against the dragon. However, noone was able to
beat him. The council of elders spent days and nights trying to find a solution
but they couldn't find one. At long last there were no more girls left in
Krakow, only Princess Wanda. The dragon became more and more impatient. Since
there were no other girls to be found everyone knew that it was the king's
aughter's turn. There was great mourning all over Krakow. The king announced to
the whole country that he was looking for a brave knight who could defeat the
dragon. Many courageous knights came and fought without success against the
beast. Most were killed in their fight. When all hope had been abandoned, the
cobbler's apprentice, Dratewka, appeared before the King. He asked for
permission to fight the dragon. The king listened and agreed to what he
was intending to do. The young man got to work on his plan straight away. From
the butcher he got himself a sheepskin. From all the citizens he collected
brimstone, salt, pepper and pitch. He filled the sheepskin with these and sewed
it up tightly so it looked like a real sheep. At night he put the
"sheep" in front of the entrance to the cave. The next morning the
hungry dragon came out of the cave and ate up the sheep straight away. Shortly
afterwards he felt a terrible burning all over his body. He tried to stop the
burning by drinking massive amounts of water. He drank so much that the bed of
the river Wisla could be seen. He carried on drinking until eventually he
exploded with an enormous bang. There was great joy throughout Krakow. Dratewka
married Wanda and they lived happily together for a very long time to come.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q_ejE0QTtg&feature=youtu.be - легендата на полски език
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